Into the Dark
Rising from Shadows: Embracing Resilience in 'Into the Dark'
Lyrics
Forgive me my folly I know not my heart
Expressing remorse and asking for forgiveness for not understanding one's own heart.
I've reached out to find it in vain
Attempting to discover the true nature of the heart but facing disappointment and failure in the search.
I've wandered away, I've broken apart
Admitting to straying from the right path and experiencing emotional breakdown.
But I will be home once again
Expressing the belief in eventual return home despite past mistakes and challenges.
Oh brothers, oh sisters, what that you may hear
Addressing and appealing to both male and female individuals, expressing a desire for understanding.
Let no one look down on your age
Encouraging people not to judge others based on their age.
Oh mothers, oh fathers, speak not from your fear
Advising parents not to speak from a place of fear, reminding them that they were once young and courageous.
You were once were as young and as brave
Highlighting the shared experience of being young and brave in the past.
Now hold your hands up to the fire
Encouraging facing challenges or hardships with resilience and courage.
Feel as the years burn away
Acknowledging the passage of time and its transformative effects.
Oh, do not go quiet the end to the dark
Advising against succumbing to silence in the face of difficulties or the unknown.
Against the cold night you must rage
Urging to resist passivity and to confront challenges with strength, especially during difficult times.
Oh, justice comes swift as a thief in the night
Comparing justice to a swift force, emphasizing its unexpected nature.
And apathy lay down you head
Warning against apathy and the need to remain aware and vigilant.
Oh, mercy be swayed as the fruit on the vine
Asking for mercy to be flexible and understanding, like the fruit on the vine.
And drink from the well once again
Encouraging a renewal or return to a source of sustenance or wisdom.
Now hold your hands up to the fire
Reiterating the importance of facing challenges with resilience and avoiding blame.
Be never be more eager to blame
Advising against eagerness to assign blame, promoting understanding.
And do not go quiet the end to the dark
Repeating the advice against silence and urging resistance against challenges, particularly in dark times.
Against the cold night you must rage
Emphasizing the need to confront challenges bravely in the face of adversity.
Now hold your hands up to the fire
Reiterating the importance of facing challenges with resilience and avoiding reveling in shame.
And never more revel in shame
Warning against indulging in feelings of shame, advocating for a positive and forward-looking approach.
And do not go quiet the end to the dark
Repeating the advice against silence and urging resistance against challenges, particularly in dark times.
Against the cold night you must rage
Emphasizing the need to confront challenges bravely in the face of adversity.
Oh, do not go quiet the end to the dark
Advising against succumbing to silence in the face of difficulties or the unknown.
Against the cold night you must rage
Urging to resist passivity and to confront challenges with strength, especially during difficult times.
Yeah do not go quiet the end to the dark
Advising against succumbing to silence in the face of difficulties or the unknown.
Against the cold night you must rage
Urging to resist passivity and to confront challenges with strength, especially during difficult times.
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